Before you remove the mini floor console, first undo the 4WD gear shift boot and if it's a manual car, remove the transmission gear shift lever extension. If you have console inserts, remove them at this step, then unbolt the two screws connecting the rear console to the floor panel. Lift back the rear of the floor console to free the gear shift lever, remove the two bolts and pull the front console apart from the floor. Last, open the front clips and get rid of the mini console. The first step for the full floor console is to examine the warnings and cautions found in the service precautions. Use the trim stick C-4755 or its equivalent to remove seven clips holding the front console bezel and lift the back to bring the bezel out. Removing the bolt from the bottom, lift the rear of the printer and pull the front guide pins to remove the front base. Replace all seat fasteners with new ones and take the front bolts out and get rid of them. Push the seats to the front, detach the included bolts at the back, disconnect 12 v power supply if equipped, fold the seat backs forwards and roll the whole seatframe back into the vehicle. Take the screws out of the center seat console on either side of the driver and then take the screws out of the center console in the back and throw them away. If you can, remove the electrical connector, push the seat assembly forward and lift out the center seat console. With the mini floor console, align it first, push down the front clips completely and add the bolts to secure the rear console to the floor panel. Fit the inserts, the extension for the gear shifter and the 4WD light cover. For the complete console installation, settle the center seat console on the front seat and then roll it into the car. Connect the center console to both seats by putting in new nuts, add the electrical connection if available and tighten all the nuts to 25 N.m (18 ft.lbs.). Secure new nuts to join the center console to the driver and passenger seats using 25 N.m. If your motorcycle comes with connectors, use them and then move the seat assembly forward toward the engine. Add new bolts in the rear, but make sure to tighten them to 40 N.m (30 ft.lbs.). First, fold back the seatbacks, move the seats as far back as possible and use a torque spanner to install the new front bolts, tightening them to 28 N.m (21 ft.lbs.).